Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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To the Class of 7959 ; Commencement is a time for look- ing- back and this book will mean much to you because it w ill help you to remember your college life at Rloomsburg. Commencement is also a lime tor looking forward. We who have fol- lowed your progress through college will miss you here, and we hope that you will return often as alumni. As you leave to measure yourselves against the demands of life, we wish you that real success which satisfies the heart. M. RGUERITK KeIIR Dean of U ' omen To the Class of ig g : I am glad lo have this opportunity to express m ' sincere congratulations to the Centennial Class of 1939 . It is my hojie that tilings will go well with ou in future years and that you will find it ])ossible to return fre- (|uentl ' to the scenes of your under- graduate (.la3S here at your Alma A later. We sh;dl be glad to see you. Joii.N C. Koch Dean uf Men 2;i

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Gret-linss to the Class of 1030; I am glail lo liavc this niiporttinitx ' to tell vou that it has been a ijreat ])leasure and a satisfaction to cooperate with you in the work and the various activities of our College Communit} ' and to thank vou for the nianv tuie contriljutions which y(]U have made to the life of the College. It is ni)- sincere hope that }ou take from Rloomsburij a broader back- ,i;roimd. a clearer ] ers])ective, and a clearer vision of ' our professional service. With all yoo(l wishes for your success, Sincerely yours. Fi{ANCis B. Haas, President

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Greetings to the Class of ig g: i ct nlur it ' perscrvcrancc. indus- tr , an i faith in c lucaticin at lUoonis- burg is ending. Tliesc qualities cliar- acterize the Class of 1939 as well as the College from which you are graduating. It is hoped lliat the push of the past, the drive of the ])resent, and the pull of the future w ill enable each of you to nio e on to )dur proi)er place in the wurld of education. H.iiRVKY . . AnDRI ' SS Dean of I iisfniclioii To the Seniors of 1939- This country is suffering from a spirit of defeatism, pessimism, and fatalism which is quite contrary to the ideal of American education. A question frequently asked in these times is, What can America do in the future for its youth? A more appropriate question is, What can (iuth do in the future for America? What the future yields for you as col- lege graduates in the form of oppor- tunities for service to society will de- pend largely upon what you have in store for the future. If you continue to grow in the spirit of old Blooms- hurg as you have during the last four years, there will be a place for you in the afTairs of the world. I wish you the best of good fortune. ' erv sincerely yours, Ii, RL N. RlIODlLS Director of Teacher Training 24